A one-person studio, and it all starts in one place: a doctor who built an easier way for his patients to reach him. That same instinct, making software fit the person instead of the other way around, turned into everything else.
PercyTech is a one-person studio: a doctor who'd rather build the tool than fight the workflow. You get software shaped around how you actually work.
Software shaped to your workflow, not a template you have to bend yourself around. If it's specific to you, that's the whole point.
Want to stay hands-on and own the whole thing? Do it. Want to describe the outcome and walk away? Also fine.
Gnymble, PercyMD, and PercyText. Software I built and run myself, not slideware. Use one, or have me build you something new.
I'm a doctor. I started writing software so my patients could reach me more easily, and it turns out the software fits better when the person building it has done the actual job.
The workflow that wastes your time. The tool that doesn't fit. Plain language, no discovery theater.
Shaped around how you actually work. You see it early and often, not after twelve weeks of silence.
Run it yourself and keep the keys, or hand it off and get the outcome. Your call, either way.
I described the mess. A week later the software just fit. No twelve-week discovery, no account manager.
That's the root, not the whole story. Bryan Fine is also a single dad, a self-taught builder shippin' since 2020, a coach, a writer. It all grew from the same instinct: cut the friction, connect the people.

Yes. One founder, a doctor who builds software. You talk to the person doing the actual work, not a sales rep who hands you off the second you sign.
If you want to own it and stay in the weeds, good. I'll build right alongside you. If you'd rather just tell me the outcome and walk away, that works too.
Custom apps, internal tools, integrations. Plus the products I already run: Gnymble, PercyMD, and PercyText.
I wanted my patients to reach me without jumping through hoops, so I built it. Turns out software fits better when the person building it has actually done the job.